We are working on a higher education project which is made up of mostly multioccupant spaces. We have 30 workstations in an open office as well.

Dear all, I've got the following note during my preliminary design review: "2. Several spaces have not been included on the form (....).

Hello, I am looking to understand if it would be acceptable to provide thermal comfort control only through a BMS system for a multi-occupant space.

In our Healthcare project, there are different workers during the morning, afternoon and evening, with a time of 8 hours each. If I count the FTE, I get a total of workers greater to the number of

Would an operable window be an eligible type of thermal comfort control in a mechanically ventilated building or would such a control require that the building is naturally ventilated?

We have a 650-bed hospital building project registered under LEED v3-Healthcare. Whole building is mechanically ventilated and conditioned.

For an office space with 100 individual working spaces the project team has used operable windows in order to provide thermal comfort control.

hello - We have primarily residential building with two core and shell retail spaces on the ground floor.

what dose consider an interview room with 2 seats in a hospital project, is it individual occupant space or shared multi occupant ? Thanks in advance.

Dear all Our production area is sewing machines so we install table fan with switches in every sewing table.